Felipe Massa and Pastor Maldonado will both get a new chassis for the Canadian Grand Prix following heavy crashes in Monaco. The Ferrari driver suffered two almost identical... read more »

Ferrari driver Felipe Massa's crash at the Monaco Grand Prix was caused by suspension failure, his team says. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed Felipe Massa suffered from a suspension failure during Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix. The Brazilian heavily crashed into Sainte Devote and was even... read more »

Back home in Maranello, Ferrari has confirmed that post-race investigation revealed a suspension failure was to blame for Felipe Massa's crash during the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari have confirmed that suspension failure was the cause of Felipe Massa's accident during the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Analysis in the Ferrari factory at Maranello has showed that Felipe Massa's crash during the Monaco Grand Prix was caused by a front left suspension failure. read more »

Ferrari have confirmed that a suspension failure was the cause of Felipe Massa's accident during the Monaco Grand Prix... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that Felipe Massa's crash in the Monaco Grand Prix was caused by suspension failure read more »

Ferrari has revealed that Felipe Massa's crash in the Monaco Grand Prix was caused by suspension failure. read more »

Felipe Massa's two Monaco accidents have been blamed on a problem with the left front corner of his Ferrari.     read more »

Kimi Raikkonen took his fourth podium finish of the season with second place in the Spanish Grand Prix; moving him to within a tantalising four points of Championship Leader... read more »

Lotus is sure Romain Grosjean had the pace to help prevent it losing second in the constructors' championship after the Spanish Grand Prix had his suspension not failed read more »

Force India have tested their own version of an interlinked suspension system to better control pitch and heave. The system was however removed after FP1 to continue with... read more »

Former team principal Flavio Briatore says he sees no reason to return to Formula One at present, despite his ban on working in the sport having been overturned. The Italian... read more »

Pirelli have confirmed they will investigate Lewis Hamilton's practice puncture in greater detail after suspicions it may not have been caused by debris. The Bahrain Grand... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix after the Mercedes outfit were forced to change his gearbox. Hamilton suffered an... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will incur a five place grid penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Brit suffered a left rear problem – thought to be either tyre or suspension... read more »

Lotus are hoping to run their DDRS at the Spanish Grand Prix in just under a months time if their latest test of the straight-line speed boosting device goes as planned. The... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn insists that he sees no reason why the team's suspension system should attract opposition.     read more »

Ross Brawn said rival teams can challenge the legitimacy of Merc's suspension system if they wish... read more »

The latest technical innovation, dubbed 'FRIC' for front and rear inter connected suspension, won't lead to a spending war, according to team principal Ross... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has played down talk that development of new ultra-sophisticated suspension systems could lead to a spending war in Formula 1. read more »

Marussia has put together its first major update package for the MR02 chassis ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, with new suspension parts plus modified front... read more »

The upgrades we have for China, including new suspension parts and some new front and rear brake ducts, are not comprehensive but they are significant. read more »

Marussia are hoping to make another step forward at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend as they look to confirm their improved pace. Team principal John Booth confirmed that... read more »